My Turkish girlfriends express severe caution when I reveal to them what I do. Looking for a masseuse. I will be visiting Δ°stanbul following week and will be stay at 5 star hotel. If you are interested in please send me an e-mail. I suppose the poor craythur is tired from the travelling and all those high-pressured meetings.
But I should consider whether he has a massage bed or not and if so, if it is the right height for me, otherwise I could do myself damage. I should ask him. I could charge him a bit more because he must be well off if he is staying in a five-star hotel, or maybe his company is paying and he is as poor as a pauper.
Oh, so many things to consider. No, thank goodness, that massage world is far from mine but massage as an independent profession is relatively new in Istanbul and Turkey. Equally annoying is coming away after receiving a massage akin to a feather being randomly rubbed on your back. However, private sports centres, which are proliferating, and five star hotels do offer professional massages, at extremely inflated prices however.
An average monthly salary is 1, β lira and a massage costs minimum lira for a 50 minute massage or for 90 minutes. I offer 1 hour and more for 90 lira. There is not much choice so these options are popular. A masseuse in Istanbul has some dodgy connotations, or is that just my take on it? By continuing to use this website, you agree to their use. To find out more, including how to control cookies, see here: Cookie Policy. Subscribe Subscribed. Diary of a Masseuse in Istanbul.
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